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1. User features of the GSM dialer
The JA60GSM dialer offers many useful features described in detail below. The installer should
properly demonstrate the use of the system to the user after installation and instruct the user on how to
set user access codes.
1.1. Phone calls from the attached SMS-8010 telephone set (optional accessories)
After the GSM module is connected to the GSM network, an attached phone can be used. If you
pick up the phone you will hear a dial tone. Simply dial the number you want to call. You can also dial
the GSM communicator’s phone number from another phone and the attached phone will ring as a
normal landline phone would. If it is necessary to communicate with CMS the call from the attached
phone will be terminated in 10 minutes. If a busy tone is generated while the attached phone is being
used, it indicates either the line you are calling is busy or that the GSM communicator is busy with a
communication (alarm system data transfer has priority).
1.2. Sending SMS messages
If used, then the SMS-8010 phone can be used for easy and convenient receiving and sending of
SMS messages. The main features of SMS-8010 are:
Making calls –using the receiver or the build-in hands-free set
Writing SMS messages using an alphabetical keypad, message archiving (40 messages)
Call record function –caller identification and date/time
Integrated phonebook records up to 80 phone numbers and names
For detailed information see the SMS-8010 manual.
1.3. Telephone remote control of the alarm system
A Jablotron system equipped with the GSM dialer can be remotely controlled via a landline or mobile
phone. From a mobile phone there are two possibilities –either by text instructions sent via SMS or by
dialing-in and operating the system via the phone keypad, which operates in the same way as the alarm
system keypad. The dialing-in method can also be preformed from an ordinary landline telephone.
The following description matches the factory default settings of the dialer. The described features can
be modified during the installation. The installer should explain clearly any changes to the default settings.
1.4. General instructions for the remote control via SMS instructions
SMS instructions can be sent from a mobile phone or from Jablotron’s SMS website
(www.GSMlink.cz).
SMS messages are not case sensitive. Only Standard English letters are accepted.
All SMS instruction words must be separated by a space.
If the % is used all previous text will be ignored. The %% symbol when used in SMS text ends
processing –all the following text will be ignored. It is recommended to use this symbol at the end of
the instruction if the provider sends some additional text after your message (advertisements etc.).
Warning: if any incoming SMS includes except a valid system command any extra text
which is not separated by % or %% symbols the command will not be executed
Examples of SMS: “Hi, this text will be ignored even if I write ME % MO %% Thank you” – Only MO
commandwillbe executed
“Hi, MO” – Command in the SMS will be ignored because there is an extra text
The default command texts can be customized by an installer or user (see section 3.3). E.g.
the command AUXON can be changed to SWITCH ON HEATING etc.
1.5. Arming by SMS (AM xxxx)
The command AM followed by a valid access code is used for arming the alarm system. If the
system is already fully armed, this command will be ignored.
Send SMS text to the dialer: AMxxxx
xxxx is a valid alarm system access code (Master or user).
separator (asterisk or space)
Example: Sending of AM  1234 will arm the system in the same way as if the code 1234 is entered on
system’s keypad.

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Notes:
The system confirms an AM command with a reply SMS.
When system arming is impossible e.g. it is in the programming mode, you will be notified about the
situation via a reply SMS.
If the alarm system is “split” the instruction will effect the section which belongs to the corresponding access
code
If arming without a code is enabled on the control panel, the AM command can be used without any access
code. In this case thecommand performs the same action as if the keys F 1 are entered on a keypad.
1.6. Disarming via SMS (DM xxxx)
Command DM followed by a valid access code disarms the system. If the system is already
disarmed the command will be ignored.
Send SMS text to the dialer: DMxxxx
xxxx is a valid alarm system access code (Master or user)
separator (asterisk or space)
Example: Sending of DM  1234 will disarm the system in the same way as if the code 1234 is entered for
disarming on system’s keypad.
Notes:
The system confirms disarming via a reply SMS
When system disarming is impossible –for example it is in the programming mode, you will be notified
about the situation via a reply SMS.
If the alarm system is “split”, the instruction will effect the section which belongs to the corresponding access
code
If the alarm system is split and the command (AM or DM) is followed by the user code, it will effect the
system the same way as if the code is entered from the alarm system keypad –no matter if AM or DM is
used (it will arm if the system is disarmed and it will disarm if the system is armed).
1.7. Mode request via SMS (MO)
Command MO can be used to read the current alarm system mode. The dialer will reply with a
reporting SMS to the phone which sent the MO command about status, level of GSM signal, GPRS
status, successfulness of transferring date to the CMSs .
Send SMS text to the dialer: MO
Example: If the system is armed, it will reply to the MO instruction with the SMS: Alarm system
reports: Control panel status: Armed,GSM:7,GPRS OK,MS1 NOT,MS2 OK
Note: if you want to protect this command by a password, set your own command text –see section 3.3.
1.8. Last event request by SMS (ME)
Instruction ME is used for reading the last event recorded in the alarm system’s memory. The dialer
will reply with a reporting SMS.
Send SMS text to the dialer: ME
Example: After a fire alarm, it will reply to the ME instruction with the SMS “ Alarm system reports:
Last event: Alarm end Control panel Time: 02.06. 19:48 “
Note: if you want to protect this command by a password, set your own instruction text –see 3.3.
1.9. Remote controlling of an appliance via SMS (AUXON, AUXOFF)
These commands can be used for operating the AUX output (e.g. heating in a house). The dialer
confirms the command performance via a reply SMS.
To switch on the AUX output, send SMS text: AUXON
To switch off the AUX output, send SMS text: AUXOFF
To switch on the PgX(Y) output, send SMS text: PGON
To switch off the PgX(Y) output, send SMS text: PGOFF
Example: to switch the heating on send SMS: AUXON
Note: texts of these commands can be customized and protected by a password –see section 3.3.

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1.10. Alarm system remote control via a telephone keypad
If you want to operate the alarm system via a phone (mobile or landline), perform the following:
Dial the GSM dialer number. An attached telephone will ring.
If the phone is not answered the system will answer in 25 seconds - indicated by a short beep.
Enter the remote access code; factorydefault is 1111; to change this code see section 4.1.
Confirmation sounds indicate the control panel mode: 1 beep = armed, 2 beeps = disarmed, 3 beeps
= programmingmode, Siren sound = alarm.
From this moment the telephone keypad will work as the alarm control panel keypad. Key E is
interpreted as F, key # as N.
To terminate the connection simply hang up. Connection will automatically terminate if there is no
entry within 60 seconds.
Notes:
Remote access from a landline is only possible from a phone using tone dialing (DTMF)
It is impossible to operate the system remotely without a valid remote access code (if used).
1.11. Remote controlling of an appliance via a telephone keypad
If you want to operate outputs PgX or PgY (e.g. an appliance in the house) from a phone (mobile or
landline), perform the following:
a) Dial the GSM dialer number. An attached telephone will ring.
b) If the phone is not answered, the system will answer in 25 seconds - indicated by a short
beep.
c) Enter the remote user access code; factory default setting is 1111; to change this code see
section 4.1.
d) The system will confirm the validity of the code with a beep.
e) From this moment you can operate the PgX and PgY outputs by entering:
 80 - to switch off
 81 - to switch on (permanently)
f) To terminate the connection simply hang up. Connection will automatically terminate if there
is no entry within 60 seconds.
Notes:
Remote access from a land line is only possible from a phone using tone dialing (DTMF)
If the system is programmed to allow control only with a valid code the control sequence must
be complete with a user code: (8[code]0 or 8[code]1).
For using this function the alarm system must support F 81 and F 80 sequences
1.12. Remote voice communication with premises
If the SP-01 intercom is plug-in to the PHONE terminal (it must not be combined with any phone
connected) it is possible to create a one way (talking or listening) communication from an authorized
(stored) phone numbers (see 2.1.). Procedure:
a) From an authorized phone dial the JA-60GSM phone number. The SP-01 will ring once and
then it will answer the call
b) Potential alarm on the control panel will be terminated
c) You can talk to the premises
d) For switching to the listening mode press 5 on your phone. For switching back to the talking
mode press key 2. Or by pressing button 1 it is possible to toggle between talking and
listening.
e) Press 0or hang-up to terminate the call.
Note:
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2. SMS and audible alarm reports setting
The factory default settings allow the GSM dialer to send SMS reports and audible warnings when the
control panel generates important pertinent information (alarms, arming, etc.). It is only necessary to set the
telephone numbers to where the information should be reported. If you want to report additional or different
events than the factory default provides, see section 3.
The following information is for use by an alarm system administrator who knows the master code.
All settings can be programmed via a keypad. A sequence can be canceled anytime by pressing the
“N” key (e.g. entry error). When a sequence is complete, the system will store it into the memory. The
following settings are made in the user mode, which can be entered by:
F 0 master code. (this mode is indicated by the “U” character on the keypad’s LED display).
Example: If the master code is 1234 then enter: F0 1234
Press “N” to exit the user mode.
2.1. Telephone numbers setting
The dialer has 8 telephone number memories. Each memory has particular SMS reports assigned to
it and/or audible warnings according to the default setting –see table 2.2. By entering a telephone
number to a particular memory selects what will be reported to this number:
7t xxx...x F0
where:
tis a memory from 1 to 7
xxx...x is a telephone number (max. 20 digits), enter F9 before the number, if you need
+ prefix for international calls. To use an attached SMS phone set enter code
001 instead of the telephone number
To disable reporting to a particular number, delete this number from the memory by entering:
7tF0
where:
t is a memory from 1 to 7
Report testing:
If you wish to report any alarm, arming and disarming via an SMS followed by a notifying call and your
mobile phone number is 123456789, then enter 75123456789F0 (while the control panel is in the
programming mode).
Then exit the programming mode by pressing the N key. Now when you arm the system your mobile
phone will receive a reporting SMS.
Notes:
For SMS transfers use only numbers of mobile phones or call centers that can transfer SMS
messages.
Audible warnings can be used on both GSM and landline networks.
The GSM dialer can report all event information from the alarm system via SMS and audible
warnings. The setting of reported events for all numbers can be changed –see chapter 3.
2.2. Telephone numbers table
Memory
Entering
sequence
To this pair of numbers will be sent (factory default):
Telephone numbers
1.
71 ____ F0
- ALARM SMS
- Technical SMS
2.
72 ____ F0

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3.
73 ____ F0
- ALARM SMS
- ALARM CALL (audible warning)
4.
74 ____ F0
5.
75 ____ F0
- Any ALARM, ARMING & DISARMING SMS.
- ALARM CALL (audible warning)
- Technical SMS
6.
76 ____ F0
7.
77 ____ F0
- ALARM CALL (audible warning)
8.
Technical SMS about events in the system. This position is
reserved for service organization.
3. Customization of SMS and audible warnings
The dialer can report all possible events of the alarm system via SMS (see table 3.2.1.).
There are factory default SMS texts available for all possible events and for all possible
sources of the events. All texts can be edited.
It is possible to set which events will be reported to which telephone number.
It is possible to set which events should activate audible warnings.
It is possible to change incoming SMS command texts, which are used for remote controlling of
the system.
The control panel must be in the user mode (see section 2) to be able to use the following
programming sequences:
3.1. Events to be reported by SMS
Table 3.2.1 shows the complete list of all possible events in the alarm system. It also shows which
events are assigned to which telephone numbers to be reported via SMS. You can make your own
setting by:
81 uu t y
where: uu is an event index from 01 to 31
t is a telephone number memory from1 to 7
y 0 = reporting disabled, 1 = reporting enabled
Example: if you enter 810371 and a Fire alarm is triggered (event index 03) by detector number 1, the
following message will be sent to the 7th telephone number: “Alarm system reports: Fire alarm
Wireless detector #1 Time: 16.04. 11:16”
Note: SMS reports consist of 4 text parts (installation name, event name, source name and time) –all
of these texts can be edited, see section 3.3 for details.
3.2. Assignment of audible warnings to be reported
Table 3.2.1 also shows the complete list of all possible events in the alarm system. It shows which
events are assigned to which telephone numbers to be audibly reported. You can make your own
setting by:
82 uu t y
where: uu is an event index from 01 to 31
t is a telephone number memory from1 to 7
y0 = reporting disabled, 1 = reporting enabled

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3.2.1. Table –SMS reports assignments to telephone numbers

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3.3. SMS texts editing
The list of SMS texts stored in the dialer consists of texts reported as event reports (installation
name, event name and source name) and texts for remote control instructions. All these texts can be
edited by the following SMS sent from a mobile phone.
yyyyyTXTz,text, z,text
where: yyyyy is the remote access code; default setting is 1111; this code can be changed,
see section 4.1
TXT is the text programming command
z is the text index (110 - 711 see table 3.3.1).
, comma (separator)
text is the new text string. Neither a comma nor a dot can be used inside the text. Space
inside the text is a valid character (dialer ignores spaces out of the “text” string)
separator (asterisk or space)
Note: If you change texts of command SMS this way (texts no. 703 to 711), then you will actually
change the commands which the system reacts to. E.g.: if you change text „MO“ (text no. 705) to
„STATE OF THE ALARM SYSTEM?“ then this command can only be used to learn the status of the
system. You can change texts for your needs and also insert a password to protect against
unauthorized use of SMS commands.
Example: If the factory default code for the dialer is 1111, then the sending of SMS:
1111*TXT*201, uncle Sam’s controller, 202, aunt Mary’s controller to thedialerwillchangenames of remote
controllers No. 1and 2.
3.3.1. Table of SMS texts
Text index z
Factory default text
Text index z
Factory default text
110
Master code
301
Wired detector #1
201
Controller #1
302
Wired detector #2
202
Controller #2
303
Wired detector #3
203
Controller #3
304
Wired detector #4
204
Controller #4
305
Wired detector #5
205
Controller #5
306
Wired detector #6
206
Controller #6
307
Wired detector #7
207
Controller #7
308
Wired detector #8
208
Controller #8
309
Wired detector #9
501
User code #1
310
Wired detector #10
502
User code #2
311
Wired detector #11
503
User code #3
312
Wired detector #12
504
User code #4
313
Wired detector #13
505
User code #5
314
Wired detector #14
506
User code #6
315
Wired detector #15
507
User code #7
316
Wired detector #16
508
User code #8
401
Wireless detector #1
509
User code #9
402
Wireless detector #2
510
User code #10
403
Wireless detector #3
511
User code #11
404
Wireless detector #4
512
User code #12
405
Wireless detector #5
513
User code #13
406
Wireless detector #6
514
User code #14
407
Wireless detector #7
700
Alarm system reports:
408
Wireless detector #8
703
AM
409
Wireless detector #9
704
DM
410
Wireless detector #10
705
MO
411
Wireless detector #11
706
ME
412
Wireless detector #12
707
AUXON
413
Wireless detector #13
708
AUXOFF
414
Wireless detector #14
710
PGON
415
Wireless detector #15
711
PGOFF
416
Wireless detector #16

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4. General settings
Enter the user mode (see section2.) before using any of the following sequences.
4.1. Remote access code
9 4 xxxxxxxx F1
where: xxxxxxxx is the code, it can have from 1 to 8 digits
If you enter 94F1 - the code is erased and the remote access to the alarm system is not allowed.
Default setting: 1111
4.2. One-time dialing-in when in user mode
While the control panel is inthe user mode, youcan enable one-time remote access by entering 970. After
entering this code the dialer responds to the first ring of any incomingcall. The accesscodeis not requested,
sothe calling phonekeypadcan be immediately used as the keypad of the alarm system (* = F, # = N).
The immediate dialing-in will be disabled after you dial-inor after you exit the programming mode.
4.3. GSM signal monitoring
The proper function of the GSM dialer is conditional on the GSM signal being strong enough. Enter
971 to measure the GSM signal level. The keypad’s display shows a number from 0 to 9 and it beeps
every second indicating a new measurement. For proper functioning of the module the signal level
should be 3 or higher. Find the best location for the antenna while measuring the signal level.
To switch the system back to the user mode press the Nkey.
4.4. Attached phone function
The dialer provides a PHONE output to connect an ordinary telephone set. The function of this
telephone can be modified by entering:
98 y
where
function
y = 0
ordinary telephone line is simulated, it is possible to
make phone calls (indicated by a dial tone in the
receiver)
y = 1
if you pick up the receiver, the telephone keypad will
work as the keypad of the alarm system. It is impossible
to make phone calls in this mode (you will hear sounds
of the alarm keypad in the receiver)
y = 2
disabled - the telephone has no function
y = 3
emergency call –if you pick-up the phone, it will dial the
emergency number (see section 4.5)
Notes:
It is possible to switch from mode 0 (ordinary telephone line simulation) to mode 1 (alarm
system keypad) by pressing the “#” key (handset must be picked-up). The phone will return
to mode 0 after being hung-up.
In mode 3 (emergency call) it is possible (within 2 seconds after picking the handset up) to
switch to mode 0 (ordinary telephone line simulation) or mode 1 (alarm system keypad) by
pressing the “ *” or ” #“ key.
4.5. Emergency call number setting
If the attached telephone is programmed for emergency calls (see section 4.4), it will dial the
emergency number after the handset is picked up.

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The emergency number can be entered by:
99 xx...x F0
where: xxx…x is a telephone number (max. 20 digits), enter F9 before the number if you
need + prefix for international calls
4.6. Remote programming of the alarm via SMS
The command PRG is used for sending programming and operating commands to the alarm system.
It has the same effect as if the commands are entered on the alarm system keypad. Enter the following
command :
yyyyyPRGseq,seq,seq,
where:
yyyyy is the remote access code; factory default setting is 1111; this code can be changed,
see section 4.1
PRG is the command identification
seq are the programming or operating sequences, consisting of characters 0 to 9, F, N.
There can be more than one sequence in one SMS. The particular sequences must
be separated with a comma or period. The number of sequences in one SMS is only
limited by the maximum size of the SMS in the GSM network.
separator (asterisk or space)
Example: if the control panel is disarmed and its master code is 1234, then if you want to set user code #2
for the alarm system, use the following command SMS: 1111  PRG  F61234 02 6789
After receiving this command message, the new user code (6789) will be added into the control panel.
4.7. Prepaid SIM cards
The JA-60GSM communicator can send information about the credit of a prepaid SIM card. An SMS
sent from any of the stored numbers (sequence 7t...) containing the word CREDIT followed by the
correct instruction (different for every provider) will result in the sending of the information about the
credit. Please ask your mobile phone provider for more information.
If you want to check the credit regularly use the following sequence.
CREDIT uuu..u xx yyy zz
where: uuu…u is the instruction given by the provider for receiving information about the amount
of credit
xx is the time period (in days) for every checking.
yyy is minimum level of credit
zz is a position of the credit in the information SMS sent by the provider
If the level of the credit is lower than set value (zz) the event “battery discharged GSM communicator”
will be sent to the preset telephone numbers. If the credit is restored the event “battery OK GSM
communicator” will be sent to the preset telephone numbers. To disable this function set the time (xx)
period to 00.
Note:
The user is responsible for the level of the credit
The producer does not recommend the use of prepaid cards.

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5. Web server remote access
5.1. Setting possibilities:
The setting server allows a user to read and change the control panel and dialer configuration. Data
transfer is made by sending an SMS. The web site allows the user to change:
control panel setting,
dialer setting,
set messages that will be transferred to up to 7 phone numbers,
The web site is able to read an event memory of a control panel as well (such as ComLink software). The
number of sent data SMS’s is optimized to reduce costs as much as possible.
5.2. Registration to the web site
Registration can be done in two ways:
Web site www.gsmlink.cz –to register your system use the registration code printed on the
warranty certificate (the code has a form xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxx and it is unique for each system)
Mobile phone –when the alarm system is in the programming mode, enter 972 xxxxx F0 on
the alarm system keypad (xxxxx is your mobile phone number). After a moment you will receive
an SMS with a registration code and the system will register to the web server.
5.3. Control panel or GSM dialer setting
If you want to set the control panel features you need to know your service and user code. After
receiving the correct SMS the GSM dialer will switch to the service mode (disarms and enters the
service mode), set the parameters, reads settings and switches back to the chosen mode (service,
armed or disarmed). Correct settings and state of the control panel is transferred back to the server.
5.4. Reading of history events
History events are readable in any state of the control panel (service code is not needed). One SMS
contains 20 events. If it is necessary to read all of the events the GSM dialer will send 7 SMS
messages.
6. The Modem function
The GSM communicator can also be used as an external modem for accessing the Internet (GPRS
format). It is necessary to have the GPRS in the SIM card activated and to have a connection cable
connected to the COM port of the PC. Support for MS Windows operating systems can be found on
the enclosed CD. The modem can be used only when all reports to the CMS, SMS and system’s calls
are executed.
When the modem is used:
It is possible to use the attached telephone, the internet connection will be temporally suspended
Received SMS’s are stored and they will be processed after disconnection of the modem
The modem will be disconnected if an alarm or arming event occurs
7. Additional information
7.1. Events reporting priorities:
If the dialer is activated to send an events report it will:
send information to CMS
send SMS reports (1st telephone number, 2nd telephone number,…. 8th tel. number)
send audible warnings (1st telephone number, 2nd telephone number,…. 8th tel. number) –
each number is called only once, no matter if it is answered or not
If any event is triggered which should be reported to a CMS while the alarm system is accessed remotely
from a phone, the report will be sent after the remote access is finished.
If the user cancels the alarm, all reports, which haven’t been sent yet, will be deleted. This doesn’t included
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